Africa: Turkey Raises Residence Permit Fee By 930 Percent for Nigerians, 36 Other African Countries

Africa: Turkey Raises Residence Permit Fee By 930 Percent for Nigerians, 36 Other African Countries

Abuja — Turkey has commenced a sweeping increase in residence permit application fees, raising certain categories for Nigerians, and nationals of about 36 other African countries by as much as 930 per cent, the Directorate General of Migration Management announced at the weekend A total of about 140 other countries, across continents, including the United…

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Africa: Turkey Raises Residence Permit Fee By 930 Percent for Nigerians, 36 Other African Countries

Africa Forward Summit to Explore New Financing Models for Continental Security, Foreign Affairs Says

Nairobi — The upcoming Africa Forward Summit is expected to advance high-level dialogue on institutional frameworks, financing mechanisms, and international partnerships aimed at strengthening African-led security solutions as a foundation for long-term stability across the continent. The State Department for Foreign Affairs says the summit, scheduled for May 11-12, will seek to reframe Africa’s peace…

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MultiChoice, Altech accused of carving up pay-TV market

MultiChoice, Altech accused of carving up pay-TV market

According to the Competition Commission, MultiChoice sources set-top boxes from Altech. (Image source: 123RF) The Competition Commission (CompCom) has referred a complaint against MultiChoice South Africa and Altech to the Competition Tribunal for prosecution. In a statement, the CompCom says Altech is a manufacturer of set-top boxes (STBs) used to operate subscription-based or pay-television (pay-TV)…

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Africa: Turkey Raises Residence Permit Fee By 930 Percent for Nigerians, 36 Other African Countries

African Groups Push for Stronger Disease Surveillance Systems

Nairobi — More than 20 civil society and community organisations across Africa have urged governments to prioritise epidemic preparedness and disease surveillance, warning that weak systems could undermine responses to future outbreaks. The call was made during the launch of the *Nairobi Declaration on African Health Security and Collaborative Disease Surveillance*, bringing together groups from…

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Africa: Turkey Raises Residence Permit Fee By 930 Percent for Nigerians, 36 Other African Countries

Africa: Kindness as Infrastructure: What Africa—and the World—Can Learn from the Frontlines of Global Airports

In the modern world, airports are more than transit points. They are emotional crossroads — where hope, anxiety, loss, and opportunity intersect in real time. Every day, millions of passengers move through these spaces, carrying not just luggage, but stories. After more than two decades working in airport customer service across the United States, I…

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CambriLearn on the right way to use AI in schools

CambriLearn on the right way to use AI in schools

The London School of Innovation became the first UK institution to receive regulatory approval for AI-taught master’s degrees in March. Tuition costs between £9 000 and £11 000 for a one-year online programme delivered primarily through AI avatars running Socratic dialogues. Enrolments start in June. The relevant question for a tech-industry reader is which version of AI-in-education…

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